Lisa Lindsay Wicker,
author of The Winning Spirit and The Power Inside
Lisa Lindsay Wicker is an author, business executive, leader, and trailblazer in the field of human resources. She has more than 20 years’ experience in human resources development, training, organization dynamics, and change management. Among her credits, Lisa Lindsay Wicker was Corporate Manager of Employee Enthusiasm Strategies, General Motors North American Operations. She was also Vice President of Human Resources, MGM Grand-Detroit — the first African-American female to be named to the position in the company’s international operations. READ MORE.
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J. M. Norwood has hit a home-run in this first book in the Cychaea Series. Lisa Chess and her high school friends are taken on an adventure of a lifetime, as their world collides with Heaven. An ancient religious prophecy is fulfilled throughout their latter high school years on into college. This prophecy will be depicted on the twelfth window in their place of worship after their adventure, which according to custom is left blank. This blank window is a representation of the unfinished relationship between God and humans. Parents will love this book as it encourages one to study, pray, be faithful to good friends, be obedient and lead good lives. The Twelfth Window is the first of a planned series of seven in the Cychaea Series. The writing of Norwood’s book has been inspired by such well known and trusted authors as C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, and George Lucas.
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Christians, if you are looking for fresh material to aide you in your daily walk with the Lord,Christian Manual is for you. It was written to extensively cover many different areas and aspects of ministry, thus preparing you to flow in God’s Ministry, to which He has called you, with excellence. The thesis behind Christian Manual is II Tiimothy 2:15 – “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”
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I don’t believe one is ever truly prepared for the death of one’s spouse. Author, Rev. Gwendolyn Phillips Coates after experiencing spiritual, emotional and mental turmoil after the death of her spouse, wrote this book to help and encourage others who are going through grief due to the death of their spouse. Coates encourages you to let the grieving process run its course through acceptance and a made up mind not to allow this tragic event to mark the end of life for you.
There is a lot of talk about the Sudan and the suffering that is taking place. Award-winning author, DiAnn Mills, gives first-hand account of the terror that is taking place in the Sudan through her hit book. Mills believes her readers should “Expect an Adventure”, and an adventure is what you will get through the pages of When the Nile Runs Red. Her desire is to show characters solving real problems of today from a Christian perspective through a compelling story. This is avidly brought forth through this book as the worlds of her three main characters collide: Paul Farid, now converted to Christianity, once persecuted any Sudanese who practised Islam; Larson Farid, Paul’s wife and a doctor, is committed to the cause of peace; Colonel Ben Algier fights against the newly formed Sudanese government as he did the old government and its corruption in controling the oil, religion, slavery, and its politics. As relational tensions escalade, so does the physical danger. What will be the end of these three? I won’t tell you. Read and find out for yourself!
Bishop T. D. Jakes, a much trusted pastor, encourages you to “walk worthy of the calling you have received in Christ Jesus.” He not only encourages you, but he also shows you how to “walk worthy” by taking you chapter by chapter through the book of Ephesians. Jakes shows you how to experience true intimacy with God, discusses the marriage relationship, and explains the spiritual warfare. If you are serious about your relationship with God, you will come away more in-tune with God, relating better with your spouse, and be better equipped to face the devil. Read and grow!
George C. Fraser shows you how to Click in your relationships – marriage, friendships and business, In other words, you do not have to feel uncomfortable when you meet people for the first time. Nor do you have to feel lonely in a room filled with people because you do not know what to say after the small talk is past. Fraser shows you how to maximize your potential in your relationships with others, and how to bring out the best in others as you interact with them – be it your spouse, a friend, or a co-worker. So, read Fraser’s book and then go out and with confidence, meet people, click with them, and connect, for that is what it is all about.
Are you tired of waiting on God? Are you ready to take matters into your own hands and make things begin to happen? Is life moving too slow for you and you are ready to speed things up? Step on your brakes before you do and read DeMonica Gladney’s book Willing to Wait. This book provides you with the many benefits you will glean from the waiting process. So after reading and believing every promise in God’s Word, step out by faith on those promises and as you wait, allow patience to guide you and to help you persevere, and then you will receive renewed strength from God. Gladney shows you the hidden secrets to waiting on God and the detrimental consequences of choosing not to wait on God. The chapters are very encouraging and written in simple everyday language. The information gleaned from Gladney’s book will take you a long way in your Christian journey.
Mothers, are you looking for some form of mentoring program for your sons? Look no more. Mr. Demitri Kornegay provides such a program for you through his book. He will be the father to your son that you are looking for. In this book you will find invaluable advice and information on topics covering issues as they affect your sons. Topics discussed, include but are not limited to: the importance of knowing your history, peer pressure, racism, handling disappointments, when to fight, and the “N” word. Each chapter is in letter format from a father to his son and thus makes it more personal. Man Up! No excuses will help those single mothers and mothers whose husbands are not around or whose husbands are around but are not playing an active role in the training of their sons, as they, through faith in God train their sons to become strong young men. You can trust the contents of this book as Kornegay has over 20 years experience in supportingand encouraging men. I urge you to get your copy today.
As concerned parents we want to teach our children life lessons and give them sound advice that will take them a long way in their life’s journey long after we are gone. But what if you don’t live out all your years? Mr. Kornegay, also a police officer, knows what it is like to have one’s life hanging on a string. He has had these same concerns and decided to do something about it. Thus he penned, Dear Rhonda.
You will not put this book down until you read the last word. Ms. Michelle tells the truth about spiritual control, fornication in and outside the church, corrupt leadership in the church, relationships and more, drawing from her own life experiences. What I like about this book is, the author opens up her life to us and shares with us the many traumas (prison, spiritual rape, manipulation, abuse) she has been through. She leaves no stone unturned. Many of us cannot even begin to imagine such things taking place in a person’s life unless of course you have gone through it yourself. How did she survive such events in her life? Only by the grace of God. Ms. Michelle shows you how God can bring you out of any situation no matter how pitiful and how painful it may be. So, if you are struggling to make good choices about sex, relationships, friendships, and obeying God, this book is for you. You will come away knowing how to be a survivor.
Mr. Richard Emmel’s, Louisa, is destined to become a classic. It is a powerful moving story that is loosely based on the life of African-American poetess, Phillis Wheatley. Wheatley’s African name when translated into English proved to be a true translation. Although sold as a slave, and in a seemingly unfortunate situation, life for Louisa turned out to be a good one. God’s hand was upon her. She learned to read, write and speak English, a thing forbidden to slaves during that time. Louisa turned out to become one of America’s greatest poets. This book will inspire you to, inspite of what may be working against you, to strive for whatever you desire to become. Louisa is for all age groups, and parents, you will want to add this to your children’s library collection